Portlester Effigy
The carved memorial of Roland FitzEustace and wife from c. 1496 at Newabbey, Kilcullen
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Digital Imaging Techniques
DEV-Low Imaging
This is a new methodology for improving the visibility of depth in certain types of low relief sculpture by utilising 3D models generated through photogrammetry. From these models orthographic images are produced, which are then subjected to a digital photographic processing technique that creates a visual adjustment based on differences in depth. The end result is a considerable improvement in the visual appreciation of detail in low relief stone sculpture. I developed this method in early 2020 as a solution to enhance the visibility of the details on the eroded partial high cross shaft at Old Kilcullen.
Depth Enhancement Visualistion for Low Relief Sculpture, or DEV-low
Remote Imaging Technology
LiDAR
LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is a remote imaging technology that uses laser emitting equipment, typically mounted on an aircraft, to send and receive laser light bounced off a study area in order build up three-dimensional information on the topography of the earth’s surface. LiDAR data can be further processed using a number of techniques, including Hillshade Analysis.
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Heritage Documentation
Documenting through photography a wide variety of heritage including, stone monuments, buildings, architectural details, plaques, and stained glass. These images need to be changed
Vector and Raster graphic Illustration
Illustration
LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is a remote imaging technology that uses laser emitting equipment, typically mounted on an aircraft, to send and receive laser light bounced off a study area in order build up three-dimensional information on the topography of the earth’s surface. LiDAR data can be further processed using a number of techniques, including Hillshade Analysis.
